Hello, I hope you are having a good day. These are my professional logo submissions which work well in full color, B&W and on colored backgrounds.
Each submission is 100% vector logo, so they can be infinitely contracted or expanded to very small or very large image size, without losing design detail or compromising print quality. Also the EPS vector file will allow you the opportunity to edit your logo design in the future. This file format is very useful if you decide to change your website color scheme or to use different versions on promotional materials.
Your logo package will include a fully editable EPS vector file, plus as well multiple sizes of JPG file. These are all the files that you need for print, editing or display.
Also other additional file types and variations of the original design are available on request: AI, PSD, PNG, high resolution JPG. The logo will come in white or colored background, also you'll receive black & white and grayscale versions of the logo.
If you would like to see any changes made to any of my designs please let me know. Best regards, Ake
#10 and #9 - I feel like the icon is reading as CD not CC (perhaps because of the little triangle cut out in the bottom of second C?). But now I see that the triangle actually creates a conversation / thought bubble between the two Cs which is clever since it's a communications company. "communications" - would like to see in lowercase, no ini-cap. CAPTIVATE - kerning too tight? A tad more space perhaps? The "TIV" feels a little too hard to read but am wary of using a weightier font. Remove the TM.
Hi there, Indeed as you have noticed I have used for our logo a simple, clean and balanced graphic treatment to create a visually memorable identity. The "CC" brand name initials are mirrored and the negative space between them creates a speech bubble, the graphic symbol for communication (which can be easily seen on an inverted black background #71) Also please find submitted new kerning solution as advised, plus new font proposals for our logo. Regards, Ake
Can we see #65 with the "C" in communications lower-case? and with the gray in the icon slightly less dark (closer to gray in #9)? I keep gravitating towards this variation of the logo. I like #66 as an alt treatment of the logo. Could I see #66 with the left part of the icon in the gray too? I'm curious to see what a B/W or 1-color treatment of the logo would look like - not knock out as shown in #10. Thanks!~
Hi, I have prepared as advised different shades of gray for the graphic symbol (# 65 and 66 entries) plus lower case "c" letter. I'm glad that we found the right logo for you and wish you great success with your new brand identity. Best regards, Ake
Ake, thank you for submitting the additional designs. I really like them all. I would love in the final files, if you could supply a few of the variations like gray scale and b/w and ko in your final files? thanks so much! Great work.